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Cleanup: remove unused/unsupported PM QoS code #237
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| fastrpc_set_qos_latency(domain, h, FASTRPC_QOS_MAX_LATENCY_USEC); | ||
| break; | ||
| } | ||
| case RPC_PM_QOS: { |
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why not remove this case?
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| /** Control cpu low power modes based on RPC activity in 100 ms window. | ||
| * Recommended for latency sensitive use cases. | ||
| */ |
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let's not remove the definitions of remote.h for now, might need to match it with SDK shipped version
Clean up unused PM QoS implementation. PM QoS is not supported by fastrpc driver, so related code is removed. Signed-off-by: Jianping Li <quic_jianpl@quicinc.com>
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| (nErr = manage_poll_qos(domain, h, RPC_DISABLE_QOS, lp->latency))); | ||
| /* Error ignored, currently meeting qos requirement is optional. Consider | ||
| * to error out in later targets */ | ||
| fastrpc_set_qos_latency(domain, h, FASTRPC_QOS_MAX_LATENCY_USEC); |
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can you check if fastrpc_set_qos_latency call is still valid? Also need to evaluate adaptive QoS as well.
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This pull request has been marked as stale due to 60 days of inactivity. |
This PR addresses issue #225 by removing unused PM QoS code.
Changes include:
Fixes #225.